Da Meids Mitts

[@kathrynharrisonrzaa7857]

Thank you again Alison for the little history lesson. My great grandad was a fisherman from Lerwick, but later became the fist mate on a clipper ship that sailed between Leith and Copenhagen. According to family history, the Shetland men in my family were whalers as well as fishermen. Quite a dangerous task I think. I enjoy how you incorporate the Shetland life into your designs. Such a respectful and beautiful art expression. Thank you for sharing. You and your knitting inspire me. 😊

[@Codythefnafnerd]

thank you for sharing this bit of history

[@nicolettetheunisz9155]

It is beautiful. How your life is so embedded in the traditions of your home ,your history and lineage. Thank you so much for sharing this with the world at large ! !

[@Needtoknit1]

You have so much meaning behind all your knitted items. I love that you do this. Thank You.

[@debbiechisholm8152]

Love your sweater too!

[@AlisonRendall]

Thanks Debbie

[@ilzebertrand7691]

Many thanks for such a nice video! And love you sweather a lot, what's the name of the pattern (would like to find it)?

[@AlisonRendall]

Thankyou. The sweater is just something I designed and made for myself, I've not written the pattern as yet but quite a few have asked so I hope to get round to it someday soon:)

[@ilzebertrand7691]

Oh yes please, that would be really wonderful! Beautiful garment!